Death, the Common Unsharable: Has the Meaning of Memento Mori Imagery Changed?

Richard Read

Death, the Common Unsharable: Has the Meaning of Memento Mori Imagery Changed?

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Reflections on changes to the iconography of Memento Mori imagery over the centuries.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Interventions
Publisher	Stanford University
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2023

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Death, the Common Unsharable: Has the Meaning of Memento Mori Imagery Changed?

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